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Since the advent of DNA sequencing technologies, DNA research is growing at an unprecedented pace. Many new genetic variants are being uncovered almost every day, which can have a direct impact on health and lifestyle. But, much of this information is not accessible to the consumers with only a basic background in scientific knowledge. We want to become the link between academia and the general public, by making DNA research accessible to you.

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